• CDCS502: XTAL In with a single ended clock

  

  May

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  Part Number: CDCS502 Hi, Customer want to confirm if does CDCS502PW can drive XTAL In with a single ended clock? They happen to have a high quality 25 MHz reference that they could use for that part if the part can handle it. Regards, Maynard

  • over 3 years ago
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• CDCS502: Input signal requirements

  

  Yusuke Mukuno

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  Part Number: CDCS502 Hi expert, My customer is using CDCS502 for adding SSCG function. However they have an issue about amplitude for input signal. Their waveform meet VI threshold, but it didn't meet VIL/VIH. input signal Vdd = 3.3V Max = 1.9V…

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  • over 3 years ago
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• CDCS502: Rf Feedback resistor

  

  Takashi Yamaguchi

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  Part Number: CDCS502 Hi team, Does this device has internal feedback resistor? The crystal unit manufacturer's document states that it is necessary to insert a resistance value such as 1 MΩ in parallel with the crystal unit, but I think that it is often…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• CDCS502: Characteristics of Internal Capacitance & Tx-tal

  

  Zeming Kong

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  Part Number: CDCS502 Hi there, My customer is evaluating CDCS502, and he needs to know the characteristics of internal 10pF load capacitance, like temp characteristics and tolerance. Also, what does the Tx-tal mean? It is descripted as crystal power dissipation…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• CDCS502: SSC_SEL0/1 and FS-pin handling

  

  Takashi Yamaguchi

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  Part Number: CDCS502 Hi team, The d/s mentions that SSC_SEL0/1 and FS-pin have internal pull-up. 1. When using at a high level, doesn't the customer need to connect an external resistor because there is the internal pull-up? 2. Is it okay to connect…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• CDCS502: internal equivalent circuit for each PINs

  

  Yusuke Mukuno

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  Part Number: CDCS502 Hi expert, Could you please share the internal equivalent circuit for each PINs(device : CDCS502) Customer want to know the input/output impendence for each IO pins. Especially, SSC_SEL 0,1 pins (internal pull-up: ??ohm), FS pin…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• CDCS502: EMI reduction Crystal Oscillator replacement

  

  Feng bin Su

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  Part Number: CDCS502 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCS501 Hi team, Customer is using PCS3P7303AG for their EMI Reduction clock Ic as below figure. Can we use our CDCS502 to replace it ?Thanks.

  • over 5 years ago
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• CDCS502: 27MHz Crystal Connected to Xin and Xout not Oscillating

  

  Andrew Payne72

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  Part Number: CDCS502 I am trying to setup a simple crystal oscillator circuit utilizing the Abracon ABM11 27MHz Crystal and the TI CDCS502 clock gen chip. I have it connected in the configuration that will give me a 108MHz output with no clock skew. I…

  • over 6 years ago
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• CDCS502: https://e2e.ti.com/support/clocks/f/48/t/56357

  

  MVD

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  Part Number: CDCS502 CDCS502PWR How do I calculate the load shunt capacitance The following answer does not explain in any way how to calculate this A formula will be much appreciated

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  • over 7 years ago
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• recommended crystals for cdcs502

  

  martin szakodyn

  Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCS502 Hello, Can anyone please recommend an SMD crystal (actual part number) to go with CDCS502? Alternately, would a crystal with the following parameters work?: Holder Type 49US-SMD Oscillation Mode AT-FUND Load…

  • over 13 years ago
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